They also have false warranty information on their website (the number of warranty years listed on the website doesn't always match the number on the box!).

As I will clearly state, obtaining an OO loan under false pretense with no intent to live there or a predetermined intent on immediatley leaving to rent out the unit would be a fraudulant act AS I UNDERSTAND IT.

I think that false advertising practice is manipulative, unethical, dishonest and unfair to their competitors.

That seems absurd but that was my understanding of the law the last time I checked.

Absurd.

Thats false on the banks part unless the property isnt FHA qualified.

Sure, many HML won't lend to a person but an LLC, but to insinuate having an LLC gives you more "street cred" is absurd.

@Jaden AdamsFirst: Your original post is a false dichotomy.

Which is false.

Given the limited information you gave us @KC Zhang, I will refrain from saying $1500 is absurd.